Port Norfolk News Briefs From Yesterday and Last Night
A Port Norfolk column recaps local happenings including a pleeon shooting match, Saturday night excursions, and civic notes. Dr Ewald elected Virginia Dental Association treasurer. Officer Harte confined at home. Lewiston excursion planned. various illness and travel updates. district convention site chosen for Port Norfolk. tram drivers rules and curb signage limits proposed. school board meeting outlines teacher elections and district allocations for 1896 97.
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Port Norfolk
Ewald
The
Virginia Dental Association
Edward Harte
Lewiston
Trotman
Northampton County
N.C
Frank Haton
Park View
Mollie Priam
Wilmington
Del
Portsmouth
Fannie Praria
Richmond
Cora Warren
Washington Street
Bryan and Sewall Club
Duerson
Spottsylvania County
Wm. Parker
Prentis Place
Seaboard Air Line
South Street Baptist Church
Samuel Soloman
Jennie Recenatten
A.W. Martin
Mountain Lake
Giles County
John Cogton
Hammill
Baltimore
Edward Dolman
Win
Cattonhead Sonwime
Thomas Wardle
Clty
Hume
Suffolk
Ladies’ Benevolent Christian Union
Christian Societies
Police
Torre Js
Messrs
D. A. Williams
B. F. Howell
W. J. Brent
Committee On
Fentress
J. C. Norcum
Edith Jordan
Clara Batley
Edith Jordanio
Emma Williams
Susie Nash
Erma Williams
Nancy Morris
Salle E. Morris
Cora Stanwood
Jos
HW. Saunders
M. W. Brittingham
Percy Lath
Watson Marshall
Annie S. Johnson
Minnie Ve Moore
Marshall
Williams
Bell
Minne Moore
Mov. Brittingham
Salile Borris
Leavitt
Mre. Dew
Maggie Clarke
Morris
Warrant Charged For Sabbath Sale on South and Ping Streets
Justice Rutten reports no storekeeper Warren sold vor on the last bun. A warrant was issued yesterday. the case will be heard today before the justice. He intends to shut down the sale of Myuur on the Sabbath and punish all who appear.
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Rutter
South
Ping Streets
Warren
Death of Judge C. W. H L in Southampton County Va
Judge Chandler Woodwanl Hil aged 54 died at his Drewerysville home at 10 yesterday morning after a stomach disorder since December. He served thirteen years as Judge of the Mustings Court for Portsmouth and eight years as Chowlt Court judge. A veteran of the war, he moved from Norfolk to Southampton to farm, leaving a widow and several sons. Funeral today at 4 o'clock from his brother John T. Hal’s residence, No 2 North Elvet.
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Chandler Woodwanl Hil
Drewerysville
Southampton County
Him
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Mil
John T. Hal
Elvet
Witeh
Reckless Suburban Shooting Stuns Cottage Place Area
In Cottage Place and Brighton a man shot along South Street Road for some time. Constable Anderson ordered him to stop. the man continued firing, hitting an innocent bystander in the wrist. The wounded man sought satisfaction, was taken to Dr. Charles Culpepper, and the shooter remains unknown.
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Cottage Place
Brighton
South Street
Constabie Anderson
Marty
Chares Culpepper
Entity
United in Another World
Mr James Bunch a ferry gatekeeper buried his wife after their infant child was sent to relatives in Conroy North Carolina. The baby grew ill, died on Wednesday, and was laid to rest on Thursday leaving Mr Bunch widowed and bereaved.
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James Bunch
D Bonech
Conroy
N. C
Tar River
Bunech
Clothing theft at Park View construction site report
S B Hutchines employs numerous men for Park View home building. Heat drove workers to wear overalls and jumpers leaving other clothing behind. Thieves entered and carried off all clothing, forcing workers to return home in work attire. High Street furniture dealer slashes prices on refrigerators and window screens with big bargains.
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S. B. Hutchines
Park View
High Street
Careless City Team Drivers Raise Alarm in The Virginian
The Virginian urges authorities to curb reckless driving by teams around the city and to enforce a law banning children from driving teams. Truck and wagon operators often abandon reins, risk sleep at the reins, and misroute horses. A horse pulling a truck collided with a physician’s buggy on Union Bridge due to the driver nodding off.
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Union Bridge
Absence of Pastor Closes Armstrong Memorial Church Services
In Berkley the Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold no services tomorrow due to the pastor's absence Rev W A Blaymaker. Sunday school remains at 9 30 a m. Town Council notes include $1 000 stock indemnity from Southern States Telephone Co of Baltimore to offset town losses from new telephone system and Chestnut street widening plans with paving from the ferry bridge to Berkley Avenue. A resident complains about Dr White's arrest and imprisonment, seeking $4 50 and potential council action against Justice Wood, including possible removal for malfeasance.
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W. A. Blaymaker
Armstrong Morial Presbyterian Church
Tomorreow
Susie
Annie Winborne
Nansgemondland Ile
Wikht
Southern States Telephone Company
Baltimore
Chestnut Street
Mar. A
Berkley Avenue
Berkley
Liberty Street
W.S. Rudd
T. A. Wood
Bk 1. White
Norfolk
George G. Martin
Aeneal
Justice Wood
Syrup of Pigs Promises Relief From Constipation
A historical remedy claims to gently combat habitual constipation by stimulating kidneys and liver to healthy activity without irritation, aiming to dispel headaches and colds. The text mentions using Syrup of Pigs when conditions like sluggish digestion arise, emphasizing a gentle healing approach.
Windsor Town News Mixed Weather And Odd Tales
A Windsor area note reports warm weather with a high thermometer reading. The Baston Courier mentions a lady with typhoid who was buried, claimed as a new medical finding. An excursion to Windsor Wharf and a Confederate monument event are briefly described with local happenings.
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Hertford
Angeust
Baston Courier
Whindsor
Windsor
Remarkable Remedy Endorsed By A Grieving Parent
Mrs Linn S Winton of Graemhameville Marion county praises Charmterilns Colle Cheltera and Diarrheca for saving her child. She testimonial claims the remedy cured bloody stools and weakness, urging readers to buy at Breslauer Anthony 14 High Street with prices 10 12 50 15 dollars.
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Linn S. Winton
Graehameville
Marion County
Pla
Salta
Mater Themnes
Breslauer & Anthony
High Street
Salte at one. Silk and cloth reduced at local shops
Levy and Jacobs advertise 4000 yards of silk reduced from 6c and 12c to 5c per yard and 1000 yards of drill cloth at low prices. A J Phillips promotes parellels at 307 High Street. Umbrellas offered by Charles R Welton & Co. Sale continues for a few days with plain figures.
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Levy & Jacobs
High Street
A. J. Phillips
Oxford Hall
Portsmouth
Charles R
North Carolina Populist Convention Nominates Guthrie Dockery
The North Carolina Populist State Convention adjourned after nominating W A Guthrie for Governor Oliver M Dockery for Lieutenant Governor Cyrus Thompson for Secretary of State W Ayer for Treasurer and W B Worth for Superintendent of Public Instruction. A heated debate over Attorney General nomination led to a committee referral and tense scenes with Harry Skinner denouncing party leaders.
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Raleigh
N. C
W. A. Guthrie
Oliver M. Dockery
Cyrus Thompson
W. Ayer
Wreas
Irer
W. B H. Worth
C. J. Mebane
Achiteh
Muller
Zeb Vanen Waalson
Butler
Watson
Harry Skinner
Ehateman
Tley
Mets
Hutler
Whf
Seawell
Nils Wise
Skinner
Oder
Mutler
Hal Ayer
Tty Thompeson
Thompson
Ane Ayou
Eels
Wuther
Mars
A. J. Haleton
D. L. Huccell
Pritchard
Mhaise
Hob Hancock
Aouepcsenth Posreen
Dockery
Guthrie Pritchard
Babb
Vopatiss
Meron
George
Russell
Ne Warby
Tomani
Porogoydeokings Company
Saw
Ad Slush, Mills
Wilmington
Local trial and civic notices fill town paper
A trial of Eliza Etee Croy for assault on J W Stokely lasted about two hours with several witnesses and a large crowd. Notices announce a Fire Department meeting, a Democratic Congressional Convention in Washington on August 25, and a public debate at Atlantic Collegiate Institute on women suffrage. Recent arrivals and departures include F Aydlett family and Mr Braden from Nags Head, with two upcoming excursions and market reports noting plentiful cheap teaches.
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Mwieaberh City
Nol
Aupust Ds Pe Chaljety Ik Petees
Minyor
J. W. Stokely
Oh F Aydlett
Nug
Washington
Young Men’s Literary Society
Atlantic Collegiate Institute
Plymainth
Braden
Naps Head
Wastitvaston
Mok’ Head
Steatier Newlerie
Wieseay
Mina Leth Band Plays For Windsor Route Home
In Lorna Mdenton North Carolina August 24 The Mina Leth Band performed for a couple of hours while en route home from Windsor. Messrs Wolmes and Eliott returned from Norfolk. R Byrd the optician has been away several days. Miss Sadie Wilcox of Elizabeth City returned home after visiting Mrs Huckaboo. A number of old soldiers attended the Windsor celebration yesterday.
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Mdenton
N.C
Windsor
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